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EDITORIAL A light at the end of the tunnel Tomorrow's meeting of top judges can break the deadlock in accordance with HM the King's suggestion THAI TALK Civil disobedience out to clog Thaksin regime's machine Thanks to the omnipotence of the Thaksin regime, disobedience will become a way of life in Thai politics. Even with Thaksin Shinawatra's break, the pall cast by his long shadow has prompted the Thai people to vote "No" against the Establishment in overwhelming numbers for the first time ever. HM the King suggests a solution Now, there was an election in order to ensure democracy. But if Parliament lacks a quorum, it is not democratic.	Top Stories PM alone created this political theatre of the 'absurd' For once, our caretaker prime minister gets it right US changes tone and approach on Asean policies Election sham part of Thai Rak Thai's political scam Civil disobedience out to clog Thaksin regime's machine

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